Westwater LLC Lake Havasu City’s water comes from the Colorado River and groundwater under the influence of surface water. We have a “4th priority river right” which means that we are last in priority among all Colorado River water users – after the ...
Westwater LLC Lake Havasu City’s water comes from the Colorado River and groundwater under the influence of surface water. We have a “4th priority river right” which means that we are last in priority among all Colorado River water users – after the Central Arizona Project water for Phoenix and Tucson, the California Aqueduct that delivers water to Los Angeles and the farmers near Blythe, Yuma and in Imperial County and Mexico.
So we have a limited supply that can be subject to cutbacks which means we have to use every gallon we have wisely.
Point of entry (POE) and point of use (POU) water treatment systems can be a BIG water user if you are not careful:
Water softeners need to be programmed to minimize water use during regeneration
Reverse osmosis systems can be particularly wasteful if they are not in proper working order – GET YOUR’S SERVICED BY A QUALIFIED TECHNICIAN FROM A GOOD COMPANY EVERY YEAR.
New technologies can provide the same great tasting water (and better) with far less water waste Lake Havasu City is currently undertaking an extensive (and expensive) upgrade to the municipal wastewater treatment system and the cost to homeowners and businesses is going up dramatically. Do your part to minimize future expansions by conserving every gallon of water you can.
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